Question: Is it a problem to have a custom taxonomy and a custom post type use the same rewrite structure? Answer: Yes. If they share the exact same structure, you will get a race condition, so one of those won’t work. But I assume that your scenario does not automatically lead to the same rewrite … Read more
Rather than modifying stored rules it would be more reliable to modify rules before they are stored. flush_rewrite_rules() calls WP_Rewrite->flush_rules() WP_Rewrite->wp_rewrite_rules() WP_Rewrite->rewrite_rules() Inside last there are fitting hooks to modify rules (after which result they will be saved as usual on each flush): do_action_ref_array(‘generate_rewrite_rules’, array(&$this)); $this->rules = apply_filters(‘rewrite_rules_array’, $this->rules);
Tags and Categories use the same system, So that is not possible. It will not hurt SEO in any way to use php-2, it is just visually displeasing.
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The best way to accomplish this is remove the default sanitize_title filter and replace it with yours, which will encode those characters properly. Here is an implementation of using accents in permalinks. Example: remove_filter( ‘sanitize_title’, ‘sanitize_title_with_dashes’); add_filter( ‘sanitize_title’, ‘restore_raw_title’, 9, 3 ); function sweURLtoCHAR($text) { $url=array( “%C3%81″,”%C3%A1”, “%C3%8D”,”%C3%AD” ); $char=array( “Á”,”á”, “Í”,”í” ); $str = … Read more
You have to build up the link structure by using filters post_link and post_type_link: add_filter(‘post_link’, ‘territorio_permalink’, 10, 3); add_filter(‘post_type_link’, ‘territorio_permalink’, 10, 3); function territorio_permalink($permalink, $post_id, $leavename) { if (strpos($permalink, ‘%territorio%’) === FALSE) return $permalink; // Get post $post = get_post($post_id); if (!$post) return $permalink; // Get taxonomy terms $terms = wp_get_object_terms($post->ID, ‘territorio’,’orderby=term_order’); if (!is_wp_error($terms) && … Read more
You’ll have to add some new rewrite rules, thankfully WordPress makes it fairly straightforward using a few function calls. // use the init action to modify rewrite rules add_action( ‘init’, function() { global $wp_rewrite; // add rewrite tag for the post type // – %posttype% is a new tag that will be replaced with the … Read more
In your rewrite rule, pagename should in fact be the query_var of your custom post type. Unless you used query_var => ‘something_else’ in your register_post_type arguments, it’ll be the same name as your custom post type: index.php?locations=$matches[2]
The permastruct /%category%/%postname%/ will include the categories and subcategories in the URL from top to first assigned child. So, if you want the URL be site.com/source/books/moby-dick/*postname*, you have to assign the post only to “Moby Dick”. Assigning the post only to “Moby Dick” category will still show the post under “source” and “books” category archives … Read more
Changing the permalink structure is definitely a big deal for an existing site. In order to test the various ways in which changing the permalink structure could break the site, I definitely recommend setting up a test environment. So, my question is, is it ok to leave the internal links “ugly?” I’m not sure from … Read more